Pressurized Padel Balls Tri-Pack Tube Pro

Optimal playing conditions

Atmospheric pressure and the local climate can influence the performance of your padel ball. The lower the altitude, the slower the ball. The higher the altitude, the faster the ball.

That's why we recommend slow or control balls at high altitudes and fast balls at sea level.

Preserving your padel ball

They must be properly used and maintained after every match. Consequently, you should store your balls in the ball tube after every session to protect them against anything harmful you might be carrying in your bag.

Temperature variations can affect the durability of balls, influencing their pressure. For example, rain can rapidly deteriorate the exterior of balls and harm their felt.

Ball lifespan

Many factors influence the durability of padel balls: the playing surface, the climate, the player and the type of racket you use.

In professional circuits, like the WPT, balls are changed between matches. In fact, professional players exert more power on the ball during this short period, causing it to lose pressure.